Bulldogs star investigated over ‘serious matter’
The NRL’s integrity unit is reportedly investigating Canterbury player Lachlan Lewis, the second Bulldogs player in a week to go under the microscope.
The NRL’s integrity unit is reportedly investigating Canterbury player Lachlan Lewis, the second Bulldogs player in a week to go under the microscope.
The NRL is pushing for a radical rule change and want it to feature in the Tigers’ and Bulldogs’ final game of the 2021 season.
The Bulldogs star at the centre of the NRL’s toilet tryst scandal was reportedly thrown on the street shirtless, according to leaked information.
Michael Lichaa is still picking up the pieces of a life that was shattered when he caught former Bulldogs teammate Adam Elliott with his fiancee.
DEAN Pay has continued an impressive roster rebuild of the Canterbury Bulldogs by signing rising Penrith star Corey Harawira-Naera.
AFTER the most unpredictable season of the NRL era, Paul Crawley delivers his 2018 report card. Melbourne sets the benchmark again, while South Sydney are most improved. But it’s time to get fair dinkum about the bottom eight clubs.
CRONULLA boss Barry Russell says the current salary cap probe into the Sharks is not related to 2018 players. Rolling league coverage.
ACTING head coach Cameron Ciraldo isn’t the answer for Penrith says senior Daily Telegraph NRL writer Paul Crawley – but a certain gent from Brisbane just might be.
NOT only have Canterbury found some exciting young stars to carry them into the future, but they also have a leader who is teaching the next generation to play like the Bulldogs of old.
IT was the Dragons’ biggest ever loss at Jubilee Oval and angry supporters vented their frustration, hurling abuse at the players as they gathered above the tunnel leading to the dressing rooms.
PLENTY of SuperCoaches will be forced to play short in their grand finals following a spate of injuries in the penultimate round.
FINAL teams have been named for the round 24 clash between St George Illawarra and Canterbury.
THE alarming state of NRL clubs’ finances were revealed to the 16 chief executives last week — a total loss of $60 million, with just one club making a profit and two Sydney teams only still afloat thanks to their leagues clubs.
ANTHONY Mundine will be at Kogerah Oval on Sunday to cheer on St George Illawarra and, strangely, the Bulldogs too. Or one of them, at least — his nephew, Canterbury winger Reimis Smith.
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